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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-28

.s,.hero,c uroposal. II might occur 70 the mov
oeeono ~ ,,lsman that attempt snch repenl nur
mEenoy Of Cleveland would Dc SCARCE
Eg-orfh while
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FLUNG OUT OF HIS OFFICE BY LIGHTNING.

PIAINsDoRo, N. j., July 27.-The railway station
at this place struck by leh!ning ut 30 O'Clock
on Tuesday night during heavy shower The isht
Ling struck telegraph wire across the tracks from
the station along the line and entered the teie
graph office The operator. George u. Aacksnzie
sat at his holding down tina cords control
ling the Signals Tor tue east md west bound Trans
wIich we're both due. Mr.. Mackenzie was thrown
irm his chair through the door. into the main room
ot the statiou falling senselses the door about
eiobI feet from where he bad sal. The GUAR was
al7o throwh through the door. Abram Snedeker.
assistant freight agent Spencer w. Lake aud George
Stonaker were sitting on beuch the opposite side
of the room rom the telegraph ocs. and all felt the
shock Mr. Snodeker save that ball u hire as big as
"A mans head spp-afed Oh the switch board IN the
o:hce and exploded with noise like "A Cannon Mr.
MAJ henzie Will recover.
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Il OC AL ITEM - .
Cotton 81 cents.

Cotton 81 cents.
The County Commissioners office was
crowded again last meeting.
Mr.. S. j. johnson has the contract for
recovering the Masonic Temple.
Alter one weeks visit in Pickens,
Miss S. E. Lewis has returned to Seneca.
Mr.. j. @. Griffin still ,xpecls that his
acre of cotton will produce 8, 200 pounds
in the seed.
If the County owes you any thing, do
not forget to file yoW claim before the
1st of November.
DR.. John Bramlett, of Grcenville, was
on visit to his brother, DIR. w. j.
Bramlett, last weok.
A pretty girl cook threw q pan cake at
Mrs. Cleveland as tho process ZION was
passing through the streets in ST. Louis.
Mr.. Richard Byars, who sells such
nice beef, has our thanks for nice bas-
ket of turnips. They are large for the
season.
Do not forget our premium offer.
Come and subscribe. Two papers for
the price of one. Tell the good news to
your neighbors.
The little, infant son of Mr.. Nj. ,.
Richardson died ON the 9th inst, from
the effects of measles, at the ago Of
eighteen months.
Rev. Ellison Capers has resigned as
rector of Christ Church i'll Greenvillc,
Church in Columbia.
Mr.. Flavel Haynes who has hccn get
ting laths for Mr. j. G. Griffin came
across pine tree which could be made
into splits like n white oa4.
II you wish to see the world moving,
go to the Piedmont Exposition i'll At
lanta. $3.45 will pay your railroad fare
ind admission fee to the grounds, if you
take the train at Easley.
In the account of Presbytery We ncci
dentally failed to mention the most elo-
uuent sermon delivered by DIR. Lowry
Wilson on Sabbath evening. 1t was
greatly enjoyed by all who heard it.
At the residence Of the brides father,
Mr.. j. M. Porter, Miss Addie Porter WAS
married to Mr.. Julius GUerin, OF North
Carolina, last week. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Thomas I!ooper.
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From Table Mountain.

Mr. EDIrOR:-Thc farmers arc get
ting along with their work splendid
ly in this section.
The Rev. ID. G. Freeman admins-
tered the ordinance of Baptism to
twenty scyen candidates at Oolcnoy
last Sabbath, III thcprescncc Of about
one thousand people.
One Of piclcns' faircst daughters
is now rusticatin& at the home of Mr..
NJ. F. Hcstcr's. Miss Nora is quite
an accomplished lady, and if Pick
ems is not very watchful she
will loose ono of her brightest
charms.
Mossrs. Edcns & Hendricks have
bought the mill and gin Of Mcs#.
Dacus and Williams, and have there
by monoplized the milling and GIN
ming business Of this section.
OBSERVER.
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FOR SALE.

NEOETTITto nc made. Cut this or
NJ I'M H, ! and return to us, and W,
lilUV II !. will send you free, some
thing of great value aud importance to
you, that will start you in business which
will bring you in more money rig;,; away
than anything else in this world Anyone
can do the work and live at home. Either
sex; all ages Something new, that Just
col IS morcy for all workers. We will
start you; capital notnrcdcd. This is one
Of the genuine, important chances Of
Lifetime. Those ambitious ard cutter
prisiHg will not delay. Grand outfit free.
Addrcs True & Co., Augusta, Maine 1y
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Slate 8! South Carolina,
IN COURT OF COMMON PLEAS,
--(o)--
COUNTY OF PICKENS.

Elias Tallcy Plaintiff against Amardu
Hunt, Emily Carr, Angclinc Southcrlin,
james Williams, Angcl;uc Moore, So
phraua TalIcy, Thomas Blythe, Dudley
Talley aud Enie Ferguson Defendants.
TO the Dcfcndantg above named:
NOu are hereby summoned and rcouir-
Il cd TO answer the complaint in this
action, which is fled in the office of the
Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas, for
said county, and to serve copy of YOUR
answer to the said complaint on the sub
scribcr at hia office on the Public Square
IN Pickcns, :. &. within twenty d,.,'
after the service hereof, exclusive of tn,
day of such service; and if you fail to an
swcr the complaint within tho time aforc-
said, the plailtiff in this action will apply
to the court for the relief demanded in the
complaint against you with cost.
Dated June 3D. n ID. 1887.
LIS. J, }. LEWIS, oc.p.
TO the Defendants Amanda Hunt, Emily
Carr, James Williams, non residents:
Take notice that the conlplaintin this ac-
tionwa$ flied in the office OF the Clerk Of
Court of Commoi Pleas fer Pickcns Coun-
ty, in the State Of South Carolina, ON the
3d day Of Oct"bcr, 1881
w. l.. WAIT Il w. y. MAvrIELp.
Oct. ., Gt Plaintiffs Attorneys
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Mr.. En9ron:-Mai. G. NJ. Lvnch,
County Commissioner, let IN" Ga%
sawny bridge to-day to j. j.. Gaesa,
way and j. S Barker on about til"
same plan it was on before, for The
sum of $l40.N0, and is to be built 10y
the 1st of December next, but the
contractors say they are going to
work aud have it built at once.
All the visitors to the Association
seemed to think that the crops OF
this section were the finest they had
seen this season. BOB JONES.
Gates, Ortobcr 6, 1887.
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Some people nrc ecOnomical tor sure
Lamp wicks are five for five cents and
will last ahont year, yet the OLD plcn"
ia tackled on to tho new. 1t takes @h"Nt
half an hour to make this prodiGiouS
stroke of economy.
Mr.. William Hopkins was on the 5th
inst. charged before Justice Robinson,
by J. T. Anthony, with taking corn nom
the field. The defendant said he had
taken eight years. He was committed
to await trial Mt the january term OF
court
Prof. Julius Newton was in town last
Saturday. He Will take charge Of the
High School at Liberty about thc 'W"t
of December Mr.. Newton has Flplo-
ma from the agricultural and mech ranical
college of Michigan, md is well prcpar-
to teach.
Pickens came out ahead on the geld
ing at the Pendleton Stock Show. The
blue ribbon was awarded to Alcck, one
of the pair belonging to Messrs. AIeXNn-
der & Folger. Pickens has more fine
horses than any other town Of its size IN
the State
This section of country has recently
crowded moro good time in scvon days
than it ever did before. Presbytery,
Camp-meeting and Association. The
lew remaining chickens are still peepirg
doubtfully around the corners Of the
out buildings:
y John A. Cisson and James G. Cisson
we're committed to Pickens Jail last
Thursday under sentence imposed by
the United States Court i'll session at
Charleston. They are in for twelve
months and fines Of $500 each. Their
offence was distilling removing SC.
Messrs. Bowen and Roark returned
from a brief visit to Charleston last
week. They had delightful time in
the city by the sea, for which they say
they are indebted to the kindness of Col.
j. e. Hagood. He knows better than
Z ANY one else what will suit the Pickons
people!
Rev. r.. Fl. Law, of Spartonburg,
agent for the American Bible Society,
was in Pickens during Presb, terry, and
succeeded in getting the Auxiliary Soci-
stySat this place roorganized. Rev. 0.
l.. TA3,rant was elected President, DIR.
Riley Nend Rev. J. @. Davis Vice Presi-
dents, J. e. Boggs Secretary, j. II.
Newtoh treasurer, p. Med. Alexander,
r. G. CfR6binson and w. j. Bromlett are
th6 executive committee. All those
whose names are on tho roll Nro roquea-
t.; to hand in their annual dues (50c)
to tho treasurer.
R,v. w. r. Pearson, of Due West,
preached q sermon in the Presbyterian
aphurch at this%placo on the evening Of
tho 9TH inst, that will be long remem-
berei for the soundnoss of tho doctrine,
and the earnestness and zeal with which
it delivered. None that heard it
can forget that they are witnesses for
Mr.. Pearson Preached at
berty last Thursday night, and thon
3a1f7s Nceeded to Central to conduct a meet
: 1e0bedience to the Prosbytory. He
,gelcome preacher il any com.
aanitg,
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D,4,.,., ,,,l.,., .,,., u,i;1
vcs, (, mr + v;n s;u w., . s,,>c.
ir.,t .. rE,a, - Won ,.n, bYy il IN
Ur"cnNiIIc.
7 s,l stove ,iuinn aav si<c Won
want. l always keep rX'r" pots, k>t-
Ties, frying pans, biscuit pms, waffle
IRONS, Mld any klHI 81 stove repairs.
T. YOU DON'T want to hNy Il Cook
Stove, see my pets, overs and hd$,
'l'''''"' "''>' '''' ',''''.' VI ''.'' = ''''"
! handle th" Peruvian Hollow
Ware, the best made.
See my stock Of CrocHcry and
Nln%wnr". FRY one piece Of my
Granite Iron Ware, guaranteed to
never leak. rust, nor wear out.
80 "a , r,+
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Notice Intention TO Claim.
Homestead.

NOTICE is hereby given thnt A. w.
IN Hudgcn' has this day flo,l prti
ton i'll my Office under So",;,n 2002 OF
the General statutes of this State, for Il
Homestead for himself and children in
his real and personal estate.
j. j. LEWIS, C.C.r.
Sept. %, 1887. 4t
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PRICES CURRENT.
THESE PRICES ARE FOR WIIOLESAI F.
LOIS.
conREcrrD WEEKLY pYvxRoraox &4tn1rs

In making market quotations Me can
only approximate values. Many chan
goss occur after the quotations are sent
out and we can only hope to give n gen
cr"l idea OF tho valuo prevailing tho day
tho quotations aro piado.
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SLFEPING CAR sERvICE

On trains so aud ~ Pullnum Buffet sleep.
crs between New York md Atlanta. On
trains - ard j3 Pullman Buffet sleeper
between WNshinGt0n and New Orleans.
Pullman sleeper between Greensboro and
NiClmOn0. Through tickets on sale at
principal Slntions, t. all points. For ratea
and information apply to any agent Of the
company or
T. b THOMAS. JAS. i. TAYLOR,
Gcnl Manager GP A
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p. A. Ownboy bas been pardoped aud
is at home again.
The Governor has appointed Capt. A.
b. Talley a notary public.
Horses and Mules for Sale or Ex
change. l.. G. CLAYTON, Central, S. 9.
Mr.. Howell and his daughter, Miss
Mamie, of Greenvillc, visited DR.. Bran.
lett last Monday.
A vacant tenant house on Mr.. James
Z. Careys DaCusville farm was destroy
ed by fire one night last week.
II you want to feel good yourself and
make us feel good, just send us little
OH your subscription to the SENTINEL.
Thirty applicants were before the
board of Examiners last Friday. Ger
tificates will be issued as soon rs the pa
pers can be examined.
A dispatch to DR.. Bramlctt, last Mon
day evening, summoned him to Pelzer to
attend Miller, son of Mr.. Wilson, who
had beon thrown from mule and Sc
verely hurt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Martin, of An
derson county, visited tho family of j.
H, Newton last S ,turday. Mrs. Mar
tin has many warm frionds in Pickcns
aDdis always welcome visitor.
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These ore all Standard Brands.
Every sack guaranteed to give salts
faction, or money refunded. Other
goods proportionally low.
l am in the Cotton Market, and
will give you my best prices, 50 bring
along your cotton and sell it to mo.
and buy whatever you may want from
my store.
Right here I want to say an ur,
gent word to every body who owes
me q dollar on any account whatever,
and that is, the time has now come
for you to pay up, I amobligcd to col
lect every cent due me this fall. l
have cndulgcd many for years, and
now from these especially, the money
must come, and if not paid prom9t-
ly Of their own accord. [ will certain
ly try what virtue there is in the
courts, however fearful I may be Of
the law. E"o"yh sail.
WI. y. Glenn ,
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OTRICTLX
~ \ I
BUSINESS NOTICE!
10 dW 1o|tOm 1t neu,/ concern:

To aH oohOua 1t may conce,m::
w. d Glenn takes this method Of
notifying the trading public of this
section of country that he has on
hand now, and is receiving, probably
one of the largest stocks of varied
merchandise ever Offered in this sec
ton.
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4 tssAT CAUSE o. HUMAN MISERY
r. TIE LESS Or

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-FRSONE
Everybody needing Goods.

Our Stock of Shoes, Jeans, Hats,
Clothing, Ladies' Dress Goods and
Jersey Jackets is complete. Othcr
lines will soon be fun.
We have no time now to itcmizo,
but simply ask all to examine our
Goods and Prices.
Will give you our best attention
and guarantee satisfaction.
Alcraladcr &c FoIgor,
sept 29,-G
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FRANK HAMMOND, Ii. =. nAMMEIT
Pres 4'nI. Wee VrrHdent
j. WILKINS Norwood, C0$h,er.
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TIE I:;E PEOPLES gE5?! 3aNE Or gEI.gggsSiT!LIg,
GRLE',N FILLE S. e.

VItI-I-IF I1l1II, =. Z.
CAPITAL, 5 -, 5000 ORGANIZED May 5, 81
The Bank will receive deposits buy
and sell Exchange, make loans and do n
Eencral banking business. We shall en-
d"avor to tronsact all business entrusted
to MS III manner and upon terms salts
factory to our customers, and respectful
lv solicit share of the public patron
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A Good Brosan shoe for 90 cen S.
A good woman shoe for S5 cents.
S yards Of good Jeans for $10O.
Try my Jubiter flour, 81 25 per br.
Try my "Daily Bread," $l5O.
Try my "Gold Dust" $3.50.
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asIchmond IL & EDamviGRs Es II
August la, 1882,
DAILY.

III OK tKR wv ard.
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ASOUT PEOPLE.


Strangers In tho City and Wheeling Folks
u Abroad.
X. S. NBo.eman, editor CT the Tyler
county Star, Is in the city.
Mr.. James Aud. Of Washington, Pa,
was st the s,amm yesterday.
l. N. Riley, Esq, CT the St. Clairavil!e
Gazette, was in the city yesterday.
Hon. ]. Dunbar, OF SteubenyIlIs, van
registered at the Mcclure House yesterday.
jim Bufley AID Douglass Bruce, O!
Moundavl!le, are visiting frienda in this
city.
Mics Maggie Lee, Of Holidays Cove, is
visiting her brother, Prof. j. NJ. Lee, on
the Island.
Misses Maggie Garret. and Julia nc.
Donald will spend Sunday with Miss
Lzza Gregory, Ct Whetllng.- Bellairs
Tribune.
Mr.. Bob G. Haase, assistant ticket agent
Ut .he Baltimore d Ohio depot, has gone
to Washington and Baltimore on weeks
pleasure trip.
Mr.. William Leighton, il, LOFT Oh the
Baltimore & Ohio road Last evening for
Chicago, onavisit TO his wife and daughter,
who are whiting friends there.
Mr.. John A. Howard, Of the Secretary
ci StaIe's cilice OF Charlecton, Is at his
home in this city, having been called here
by the serious il!nesu Of his father, who il
8 resident OF the Eighth ward.
The following West virginiaus wero
registered at the Stamm House yesterday
j. ". Hickey and J. A. Boyd, Of Glen
Eatton; S. l.. Boyd, MounGsyiile, and j.
!: koon aud son, and II. K. Furbee, Of
Warrington.
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IIellnire,

Harry McGregor has been at home for some DAYS
sick, but Is improving.
Borx are In The hahI, n, bu,ht,,, ,,,,, ,ho ,,,.,
front during the DAYTIME without ,IIS .nj,s
w.. - ".'.ou' pA'"''s su'e'
rnneed The cIeva,nr Il: tho Ksl, n, a. ri, 81
senior ,tcnof fS IN h. cs-,inJ UNIV pAs'
eninhnhn mas ABOUT made arrangements to
s.ast iuunui! &c. ne laSt one here was driven
The Belluirc CITY md IIpatherIry,on,q hroeu
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M'NABE.NIISElt.


A Pleasant Wedding on the, South Side Inst
Evening. ~
At o'clock last evening Mr.. William
NJ. McNsbb and Miss Maggie J. Miner,
both OF this city, were united in marriage.
The ceremony, which was performed by
the Rev. L. ". Barr, took place at the
home Of the BRIDE No. 3l35 Jacob street,
aud while quiet affair, was one Of the
prettiest home weddings ever seen in this
city. The bride, In white bridal costume
and wearing natural flowers, presented a
charming appearance; abe was attended
by her sister, Miss Matte, and Mr.. Robert
Shaw acted In the capacity Of the groom's
best man. After tho wedding there was
tender OF hearty good wishes and congrat.
ulationa Oh the part OF the relatives and
friends who wero prasRnt, and rsfresh-
ments were eerved. Az 10 o'clock Mr.. and
Mrs. McNsbb left on the Baltimore 4 Ohio
road for . shor: bridal tour. They will
visit friends in Chicago aud other Western
points and bc gone for len days or two
weeks.
Mr.. McNsbb is the engineer in charge
OF Hunters spice mills, " here be las
been for some tinc pas.. Ho is generally
admired by goodly number Of warm
friends. hls bride is the eldest daughter
Of Mrs. Maggie Miner, and has always
been very popular lady. For some time
past she has been chief operator a. the
Telephone ExchsDge sui her pleasant
voice will be missed by thnGe who have
so often addressed her over tho wire with,
Hello, Central" Her accommodating
ways made her o general favorite with
the patrons Of the Exchange. She was
remembered in substantial manner by
large number Of friends, who sent pres.
ents tina! made up rich snd elegant col
lection OF useful and ornamental articles,
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LYCHu IN /, LAST 81 !, NIGHT.
Babylon and ,r.nn,'oa-A s.D.llshtfa,ll Pro.

u Ns4a7 sslfs9s 'lf'sj -assaigI'si ,llilsi u
Babylon and Tenny son-A .peligh tfui Pro.
flS gramme.
The Lyceum at the Fourth Street N. E.
church last evening was'very largely at.
tended and was q delightful entertain.
ment. The lecture was an. effort TO bring
to the mind Of those present the picture
Of the famous city Of Babylon. It's ruins
were studied, and its present barrennesa
contracted with the glory and power Of
centuries ago. Though the stories Of its
size aud magnifcenco have been greatly
exaggerated, 1t was q wonder OF the world,
both In It's character and In It's rapid and
fatal decline. The latter part Of the enter.
tainment was very pleasant. The people
were delighted with the singing Of the
quartette, and persisted In calling them
back. They responded and both songs
were exquisite. Misses Rosenberg and
Haviland, Of the college, read from Ten.
nyson to the delight Of all. Mrs. Ran.
dolph's paper on I'm Memoriam," was q
beautiful and instructive presentation Of
the poets greatestwork. The anonymous
paper on the "Idylls Of the Kino,h read
by Mr.. Randolph, waa q fine paper, the
authorship Of which ought not TO DO hid.
den. II was full Of delightful expressions
Of the spiritual ideas embodied in these
masterpieces Of poetry. Altogether the
entertainment must have furnished much
food for thought for those present, and
must awaken interest In the most popular
Of living English poets. =
Next Thursday evening, in addition to
the lecture, Mrs. Browning programme
will be given, which will no doubt be
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RIVER NEWS,
Stage OF tho Water and Movements of the
H8Rts.

Stage OF tho Water and Movements OF the
B8ats.
The ". y. Chancellor Is due down at an carly
hour this morning enrOute for Charleston.
The liver commenced rising at this point yls,er-
day, aud last night At dusk the marks indicated a
depth In tho channel OF s feet.
The Scotia passed up early yesterday morning
aud the Fashion In the same trade-Pittsburgh,
Clucinuatl-pissCd down. Both had fairly good
ireigh, trips and several passengers.
Tho mark, at points above wcrr reported las,
Inches and rising; Lock No. !. 4 H. ! inches and
rising: RcG's Landing, fcct7 inches mud rising:
Brownsville feet Inches and stationary; Parker,
foot iuchc> aud rising: Greensboro, s tcct 4
Inches and stationary: MUrcantOwn, 8 feet and
stationary; OIL City, foot inches and rising.
The Louis A. Shirley is due to-day from CincIn.
natl, for which point she viii leave on her return
trip tomorrow afternoon at 4 O'Clock. This tne
Davis aud Mt. Charlie Reeves. popular young
gentleman from this city. IL In the office. Both
arc clever gentlemen aud arc always on the look.
out u do that that will please The boats patrons
and make her more popular than ever.
Those who are Obliged TO haul over the leyce
continue TO protest vigorously against the vile Goa.
lOoss coDble stones that have been forced ont OF
the paving and the horses stt piping on these Ara
liable to stumble AMI fall, while The hauling il
made almost twice a. heavy by the vince gettlug
Tut tho rUs Aud nolcs III the surface Tho Board
OF Public Works could gain the lasting gratitude OF
large numucr II II would ici,ait Inc place at
once.
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MARTINS FERRY.
Commencement INSTRUMENTATION other
News Notes.

Commencement INSTRUMENTATION other
News Notes.
Mrs Charles Myers aud Ms. James Ruuyan arc
visiting In barton. =.
A nephew Of Officer Murphy Is lying very low
with typhoid fever. - -
A fair and festival will DO given By the Catholic
church OH tho eleventh Of June, In Lafayette hall.
The entertainment to DO given BY the Presby.
June ''' w. V
Walter Mains twenty-five cent show did a fair
business yesterday on the show grounds on Walnut
hlrret. - = =
A ball will be given In Ulrich's hall In !Etua.
NHc, LOT the benefit OF James Hamilton, whose leg
was brvken some time sIuce. -
The funeral Of Ms. Davidson take, place from
hef late residence on Second street this afternoon
ut two O'Clock. The remains Will be inferred In
Walnut Grove cemetery.
Commencement exercises Will DO held In Lsmy.
ellie hall, one week from today Friday evening,
The gtAduAlts will DO Miss Alma Ches,elI. MI
George Chehsell and Charles lIoylc.
Arrangements have been made by the Treasurer
OF BELMONT county, Tor X. T. Howell 10 collect tax.
g Tor Pcase township. free Of charge TO uxpayers.
Books aG now open al X. 7. HoweIl's store.
William Linn certainly Is the most unfortunate
pehon In the city. While unloading STONES yCs,cr.
DAY " the reservoir, heavy stone fell OH his ,ot
breaking the bones OF that member. Mr. Linn
had but recently been able 10 return 10 work. after
suffering aeafl3 all wia!er from his woandss re-.
ceived on the Cleveland & Pittsburgh railroad.